imported_audiophilia

BondOO7's discussion about short shifter's at the Miss meet last night convinced me to get one.

Suggestions? A little birdie told me that some grind and Ractive break!

It 's for a 93 coupe si. Looking for smooth, precise shifts with no grinding (except for my hamfisteness, of course).

Thanks for all advice.

CiViC [-_-] BoY ™

I have a Solo Short Shifter
its really nice ill let you try it at the meet if your there...

Legacy73

I have the Vibrant one and have no complaints. The solo short shifter is also a good one but a little more expensive.

Kev95lx

The SOLO short shifter is a really good one. ABEC7 bearings, nicely made. Smooth transfers..

imported_Promoking

Skunk2, with a Skunk2 shiftknob. expensive but well worth it. Personally, I'd go with the Spoon shiftknob for it though, mmmmmmmmm Spoon.

imported_OneBadEk

I'd definately go with a Solo short shifter...I have one right now, and it's great!! They go for about $100 and you can get it installed for $30-40. It's good quality and a good price....you can't go wrong...if you come to the next east end meet, I'll let you try it out....

ryuujin

any ideas, on where the cheapest place is to buy the Skunk2 short shifter?

I'd go with C's, but that's like at least $200 there...ah well

Kev95lx

Your going to pay $200 for a short shifter!?!!??!?!! Go get a SOLO one for alot cheaper and probably better made.

EL_Sport

Speedtech sells Skunk2 products, you might try there.

ryuujin

umm...I wouldn't say that Solo is better made, but I definetely can say that most of the professional racers in Japan use C's short shifters, so ...I wouldn't say Solo is better made than C's [SiZ]

Thanks, EL Sport, I'll keep that in mind

Kev95lx

so your going to spend $200 on a short shifter 'cuz "most of the professional racers in Japan use C's short shifters"